New Hazmat Scare at Intel Plant Just Days After Deadly Explosion
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Concern over hazardous materials leak at intel plant, week after fatal explosion
A preliminary police investigation into last week's explosion, which killed two employees, found that it occurred as trucks were transferring gas into tanks at the plant. Police say they have found no indication of criminal activity or negligence
New hazmat scare at Intel plant just days after deadly explosion
Employees report being told to shelter inside Intel's Kiryat Gat facility amid fears of a hazardous materials leak, five days after a nitrogen trifluoride tank explosion killed two workers and left a third seriously injured
Israel: Intel plant in Kiryat Gath found a leak of trifluoride of nitrogen (NF3). No casualties were found, the incident was confined to the plant and did not pose a danger to the inhabitants of the surrounding area.
About a Week After the Fire: Suspicion of a Hazardous Material Leak at the Intel Plant in Kiryat Gat
Intel plant workers in Kiryat Gat reported a suspicious leak • Fire and rescue teams and chemical warfare units are monitoring and sampling | There is no danger to residents (in Israel)
Intel has confirmed that an NF3 gas leak was detected during preparations to evacuate gas tanks at the Kiryat Gat plant. Fire and hazardous materials teams were called to the scene. There were no injuries and there is no danger to residents of the area.
In the same place, with the same substance: Five days after the disaster in which two factory workers were killed in Kiryat Gat, a report was received of a leak of hazardous materials • Factory workers reported the leak in Kiryat Gat, Fire and Rescue sent a dedicated unit to handle the leak: "Working to stabilize the situation" • Intel confirmed that a leak of the same substance that caused the explosion last week had been detected
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